About Bielsa
Excellent comments.
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Guardiola said the 63-year-old’s strength was raising the performance levels of players under him and creating an environment where “everyone who works with him is better."
Speaking before City’s Premier League game at home to Wolverhampton Wanderers tonight, Guardiola said: “I love him as a human being. He trained me when I was young in a incredible way and I feel his success like my success. I'm not involved in any way but I like the people I like doing well.
“I think he's the best because I always try to listen to what the players say about their manager. It's the real truth. “For the guys in charge of the big clubs it's easier than the other ones. We win because we are in the big clubs with the big players. But everyone who works with him is a better player and the teams are better. That's why he’s a special manager and special person.
Full article here
https://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/sport/football/leeds-united/manchester-city-boss-pep-guardiola-admits-he-wants-to-see-leeds-united-and-marcelo-bielsa-in-the-premier-league-1-9535197
Guardiola Speaks
posted on 14/1/19
I bet those idiot pundits will do 180s on their previous comments, to now lick Pep's feet in agreement.
posted on 14/1/19
Left out the part where he says he is a Leeds fan!
posted on 14/1/19
Anybody impartial who watched the Man City vs Wolves game will agree that Stirling clearly dived for the penalty, something that the idiots at Sky didn't even consider.
Is that cheating? I don't know any more. In a world where going watching an opposition team by standing outside their training ground and watching them train is considered training and not gathering information/intelligence is called cheating and nobody even questions a dive, I really do not know any more.
posted on 14/1/19
cheating (not training).
posted on 15/1/19
He's a cheating bar steward. End of story.
posted on 15/1/19
comment by Elsbels (U21658)
posted 10 hours, 15 minutes ago
Anybody impartial who watched the Man City vs Wolves game will agree that Stirling clearly dived for the penalty, something that the idiots at Sky didn't even consider.
Is that cheating? I don't know any more. In a world where going watching an opposition team by standing outside their training ground and watching them train is considered training and not gathering information/intelligence is called cheating and nobody even questions a dive, I really do not know any more.
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errr
sterling ran round bennett who then turned and made a desperate lunge, took his knee out and flattened him
stone wall pen